The Kaiser Family Foundation provides unbiased information on health policy. It’s a great resource; they’ve proved why yet again. Still don’t understand the Affordable Care Act (aka “health reform law”)? Check out this cartoon. Yes, cartoon. Score!... Read More
So someone else has been thinking about how QR codes can impact healthcare. Check out IBM’s commercial.... Read More
The First Lady of the United States (FLOTUS), Mrs. Michelle Obama, held a nurse-only conference call today specific to the Affordable Care Act. She expressed her gratitude to nurses for stepping in and being change when needed, such as now.... Read More
Truth is – I just haven’t had anything of value to say. At least I think so. I don’t want to post just to post. Posts should be valuable, providing personal insight or generating discussion or sharing resources. I don’t... Read More
I always look forward to summertime because it’s usually when I read the most. Here’s what I’ve been reading the past few months and whether you should also read or spend your precious time elsewhere. Definitely Read: * Tribes: We... Read More
The University of Texas at Arlington is once again coordinating its Travel, Study, Learn program – an immersion education activity held in Cuernavaca, Mexico, January 7-14, 2011. It is open to all healthcare professionals, and it is accredited for continuing... Read More
As I read the recently released Lancet article and call to action to increase access to healthcare services and implement policy changes in low and middle-income countries, I learned about the Global Task Force on Expanded Access to Cancer Care... Read More
South by Southwest interactive (SXSWi) will host a health track for the very first time in 2011. Sessions are selected based on a combination of a SXSW advisory board, SXSW staff, and votes. The Panel Picker opened today, and a... Read More